Animals leave behind contaminated insulation and open holes in your roofline. We clean it up, seal it at the roof and reinsulate so they stay out.
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Once the animals are gone, the damage stays. Droppings, urine and nesting material soak into the insulation. Tunnels flatten it. The hole they came in through is still open in your roofline.
Red Bird handles the full attic restoration. We remove the contaminated insulation, sanitize the attic, repair the entry points at the roof and reinsulate to the recommended R-value. Active wildlife must be removed or excluded by an appropriately licensed wildlife control professional before restoration begins.
Tear through roof vents, soffits and shingles. Leave heavy damage and latrine areas.
Chew through fascia, soffits and vent screens, then nest in the insulation.
Enter through small gaps at the ridge and flashing. Protected in Indiana, so timing matters.
Nest in vents and exhaust openings, blocking airflow.
Fit through tiny gaps, tunnel through insulation and chew wiring.
Animal waste and nesting material require a careful cleanup plan. The CDC advises against sweeping or vacuuming rodent droppings because disturbing them can spread contaminated dust.
Adding insulation over contaminated material leaves the underlying problem in place. Have the affected area assessed before cleanup and reinsulation.
Arrange removal or exclusion with an appropriately licensed wildlife control professional before cleanup begins.
We photograph damage to insulation, wiring, vents and the roofline. The photos help with insurance claims.
The cleanup plan addresses contaminated material, appropriate containment, and cleaning before new insulation is installed. Methods depend on the contamination found during inspection.
We repair vents, soffits, fascia and flashing where animals got in and add heavy-gauge guards where they chew or pry.
We seal the attic floor and install new insulation to R-49 or higher.
Free attic inspection with photos of every problem area.
Most attic cleanup companies work only inside the attic. The entry point is outside, on the roof. Because we are roofers, we repair the vents, soffits, fascia and flashing animals used to get in. Your new insulation stays clean.
If the damage is bigger than a patch, we can handle roof repair in the same visit.
Coverage depends on your policy. Many policies exclude damage from rodents and insects but may cover sudden damage from larger animals like raccoons. We document everything with photos so you have what your adjuster needs.
Attic cleanup and restoration cost depends on attic size, the extent of contamination, removal requirements and replacement insulation. Roofline repairs are quoted separately. Your free inspection includes a written, itemized quote.
Free inspection. Honest pricing. A plan to repair entry points.
Animal removal and exclusion must be handled by an appropriately licensed wildlife control professional. Ask Red Bird about the cleanup, roof repairs and reinsulation needed afterward.
No. Soiled insulation holds odors and bacteria and has lost much of its R-value. It has to come out first.
We do not recommend it. Animal droppings can carry disease, and the CDC advises against sweeping or vacuuming rodent droppings dry.
Bats are protected in Indiana, and exclusion is restricted during the summer maternity season when young bats cannot fly. An appropriately licensed wildlife control professional can confirm lawful exclusion timing.
Attic cleanup and restoration cost depends on attic size, the extent of contamination, removal requirements and replacement insulation. Roofline repairs are quoted separately. Your free inspection includes a written, itemized quote.
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